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felixreda.eu
[AI summary] This article analyzes the controversy surrounding GitHub Copilot, specifically focusing on how the Free Software community's arguments for stronger copyright enforcement might inadvertently benefit large tech corporations at the expense of open culture. |
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notageni.us
NOTE: I'm not a lawyer. This simply explains intellectual property in plain English. This is not legal advice. NOTE 2: Intellectual property has been abused by lawyers to the point that the domain is very corrupt. Consult a lawyer if you want anything even remotely precise-enough to act on. Intellectual properties (IP) are legal ownership [...]Read More... from Intellectual Property Summarized |
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gizmodo.com
The Times is suing OpenAI and Microsoft for training AI models on the newspaper's work, claiming "billions of dollars in statutory and actual damages." |
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katedowninglaw.com
Matthew Butterick and the Joseph Saveri Law Firm are continuing to make the rounds amongst generative AI companies, following up on their lawsuits related to Copilot, Codex, Stable Diffusion, and Midjourney with two more class actions related to ChatGPT and LLaMA, respectively. Notably, the lawsuit related to LLaMA actually predates Meta's release of LLaMA under... |
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